Since there isn't much I can do as one man I feel it is my duty to just inform others and let them form their own opinion. That and to start stockpiling weapons, food and water for when the shit hits the fan.
Me and another one of my folks have been talking about how there needs to be a way to communicate that doesn't rely on technology thats controlled by the state or corporate america. Cause when they want to they'll shut down the Internet (originally a DARPA project) the TV, the radio (shortwave/HAM/etc).
I haven't watched the one on Google because I have the DVD (which the torrent links to). In the google one, was there updates, for example about The Mexican bank that I believe Citibank bought who was suing a website?
A lot times people say the same thing about popular outspoken critics of the state. There are two reasons why. 1. They're an government agent. You'll usually know if this is true by doing some fact-checking and if they are making crazy statements like urging people to commit violence, break the law, make false statements and never get sued, etc. 2. If they are killed everything they said will now be taken as fact or at the least much more seriously. It in essence makes a martyr out of them. It is one of the big reasons most former government agents, people with knowledge of wrongdoing by the state go public. Its like if everyone knows you got beef with someone you may be less likely to do anything for fear of being caught because you've got motive.
The guy he talks about that is in poverty now is Cele Castillo who was a DEA agent in El Salvador during Iran-Contra and went to his superiors about drug running out of El Pongo Airport. He was told to shut up if he knew what was good for him and that it was a CIA op. He's also on the Crack the CIA short by GNN. He's also featured on the upcoming documentary film about the drug war by Kevin Booth entitled American Drug War. The film features Mike Ruppert as well. I do believe they killed Gary Webb though. He was the San Jose Mercury News reporter that broke the CIA-drug connection in '95. He supposedly killed himself in Oct-Dec 2003 via TWO gunshots to the head with a .38 revolver.
Me and another one of my folks have been talking about how there needs to be a way to communicate that doesn't rely on technology thats controlled by the state or corporate america. Cause when they want to they'll shut down the Internet (originally a DARPA project) the TV, the radio (shortwave/HAM/etc). I haven't watched the one on Google because I have the DVD (which the torrent links to). In the google one, was there updates, for example about The Mexican bank that I believe Citibank bought who was suing a website?
A lot times people say the same thing about popular outspoken critics of the state. There are two reasons why. 1. They're an government agent. You'll usually know if this is true by doing some fact-checking and if they are making crazy statements like urging people to commit violence, break the law, make false statements and never get sued, etc. 2. If they are killed everything they said will now be taken as fact or at the least much more seriously. It in essence makes a martyr out of them. It is one of the big reasons most former government agents, people with knowledge of wrongdoing by the state go public. Its like if everyone knows you got beef with someone you may be less likely to do anything for fear of being caught because you've got motive.
The guy he talks about that is in poverty now is Cele Castillo who was a DEA agent in El Salvador during Iran-Contra and went to his superiors about drug running out of El Pongo Airport. He was told to shut up if he knew what was good for him and that it was a CIA op. He's also on the Crack the CIA short by GNN. He's also featured on the upcoming documentary film about the drug war by Kevin Booth entitled American Drug War. The film features Mike Ruppert as well. I do believe they killed Gary Webb though. He was the San Jose Mercury News reporter that broke the CIA-drug connection in '95. He supposedly killed himself in Oct-Dec 2003 via TWO gunshots to the head with a .38 revolver.
